HOW SUICIDE BOMBER KILLED 21 IN MUSLIM'S PROCESSION
KANO – The Kano commander of Shia
movement in Nigeria, Muhammad
Mahmud Turi, Friday, said 21 members
of the sect lost their lives while 45
others were injured when a suicide
bomber struck the procession at
Dakasoye village near Kano.
Sheik Turi told reporters that the
incident occured by 2.00pm shortly
after a suicide bomber was caught by its
vigillante group in the procession who
confirmed that another bomber was in
the midst of the procession.
Turi explained that the loose suicide
bomber detonated his bomb at the
point of been captured alive by the
search team.
The revered religious figure said that
the tragic incident would not deterred
the group from carry on with the
journey to Zaria, adding that ‘you don’t
display cowardice or cowed by death
threat when carrying out religious
obligations.”
“Today Friday, 21 members have been
elevated to matrydom and they would
be accepted by Allah to the bliss of
Janatul Firdausi”.
Turi revealed that the captured suicide
bomber said that he was from Mubi and
was abducted by the Boko Haram sect
and taken to Sambisa forest where he
was exposed to the training on the art
of suicide bombing.
The religious leader said that the suicide
bomber further revealed that he was
ferried to Kano alongside other and
quartered at Gwamaja area of Kano
metropolis before they were deployed
to the carryout the heinous act.
But, the Kano police Commissioner,
Muhammad Musa Katsina who stormed
the scene with his men had a running
battle with the sect that bluntly refused
to hands off the suspected bomber.
The sect through one of their local
leader told the Commissioner that they
would only play game if there supreme
leader El Zakky Zakky directed
otherwise.
Speaking further on the tragic incident,
a local Journalist, Ali Kakaki who was at
the scene of the blast told Vanguard
that women, children and a number of
youngsters were affected by the blast.
www.vanguardngr.com/2015/11/fg-states-lgs-share-n473-8bn-for-oct/#
movement in Nigeria, Muhammad
Mahmud Turi, Friday, said 21 members
of the sect lost their lives while 45
others were injured when a suicide
bomber struck the procession at
Dakasoye village near Kano.
Sheik Turi told reporters that the
incident occured by 2.00pm shortly
after a suicide bomber was caught by its
vigillante group in the procession who
confirmed that another bomber was in
the midst of the procession.
Turi explained that the loose suicide
bomber detonated his bomb at the
point of been captured alive by the
search team.
The revered religious figure said that
the tragic incident would not deterred
the group from carry on with the
journey to Zaria, adding that ‘you don’t
display cowardice or cowed by death
threat when carrying out religious
obligations.”
“Today Friday, 21 members have been
elevated to matrydom and they would
be accepted by Allah to the bliss of
Janatul Firdausi”.
Turi revealed that the captured suicide
bomber said that he was from Mubi and
was abducted by the Boko Haram sect
and taken to Sambisa forest where he
was exposed to the training on the art
of suicide bombing.
The religious leader said that the suicide
bomber further revealed that he was
ferried to Kano alongside other and
quartered at Gwamaja area of Kano
metropolis before they were deployed
to the carryout the heinous act.
But, the Kano police Commissioner,
Muhammad Musa Katsina who stormed
the scene with his men had a running
battle with the sect that bluntly refused
to hands off the suspected bomber.
The sect through one of their local
leader told the Commissioner that they
would only play game if there supreme
leader El Zakky Zakky directed
otherwise.
Speaking further on the tragic incident,
a local Journalist, Ali Kakaki who was at
the scene of the blast told Vanguard
that women, children and a number of
youngsters were affected by the blast.
www.vanguardngr.com/2015/11/fg-states-lgs-share-n473-8bn-for-oct/#
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